For two weeks now, Arkansas Tech University has the distinction of having the only two college basketball teams undefeated on any NCAA level.

Tuesday, the Wonder Boys became the top-ranked team in the NABC- NCAA Division II coaches' top 25 poll, and the Golden Suns moved into the top 10 of the USA Today/ESPN D-II poll. Not only are they both undefeated at 16-0, but are among a few NCAA teams to be ranked in both top 25 polls.

And it's the first time in at least 15 years since they've been in the top 10 at the same time.

The Wonder Boys, off to their best start since 1955, moved to No. 1 after previous top-ranked Augusta State was upset by then-11th-ranked Valdosta State 81-75 on Saturday. A few hours later, Tech's men beat the Harding Bisons 82-71 to remain the only unbeaten team in the Gulf South Conference.

Valdosta State moved up to eighth in this week's top 25. Delta State, which visits Tucker Coliseum on Saturday, dropped out of the poll.

The Golden Suns, who continue their best start in program history, jumped from 13th and into the top 10 for the first time since March 26, 2003, when they were ninth. Tech's women leaped four spots with a 73-58 win last Thursday over Henderson State and a 95-68 win Saturday at Harding. The Golden Suns have opened Gulf South Conference West Division play 3-0 for the fourth consecutive season.

Third-year head coach Dave Wilbers, a member of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), is a voter in this year's poll. Delta State (14-0, 3-0), which visits Tucker Coliseum on Saturday, is still the second-ranked team in the country.